I thought that was mighty funny too... you couldn't make it up

Jade is bringing this on herself whilst Hazel didn't; she was in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong Housemates.

She bitched to Nick about Housemates (and he did return the favour), tripped over the nomination rule, subsequently got exposed and is know seemingly running around saying 'ooh I don't like bitching' despite this. Then she tries to stir it further by confronting Joel without being prepared to answer questions in return.

If you dish it out you have to prepared to get it back in return.

EDIT: When I say 'bringing this on herself' I mean the dislike on the forum and in the House rather than BOTS.

Jade is the one making it interesting in the house - there would be nowt to watch but Harriet moaning otherwise.

Yea I saw that after I posted What I meant was that Jade has kind of put herself in the position of outsider whereas Hazel didn't have a choice mainly thanks to Gina's weird hatred of her.

why is it being referred to as the 'Hazel' treatment? Is it just because she is Irish like Hazel?

She's being treated no differently to any other HM who has set themselves up as 'special' and talked in a derogatory way about other HM's. Her air of superiority and disdain towards her fellow housemates is nasty - she is getting the treatment that all other similar HM's have got.

Hazel and Jade aren't getting any 'special' treatment at all.

Almost everyone gets booed nowadays - some more than others.

When was Hazel an outsider?

At times Gina, Dexter and Callum were outsiders but never Hazel.

We obviously remember things from that series differently. It happens